I have set up the receiver onto our wireless network, but it does not push the sound thru speakers as we stream Amazon Prime thru our TV. Advice?
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If you do not have an ARC HDMI connection on your TV use the digital output on your TV to the digital Input on your receiver with a Toslink cable. This is what I had to do and it works perfectly.
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I got this to work by connecting the receiver to the ARC HDMI port on the TV. That way, the TV sends all audio back to the receiver. But the TV must have an ARC capable HDMI port.
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I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this time... I wish I could help you more but for the price? I'm satisfied! I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this... » Read More I had been hoping that the speakers were wireless myself. The sales "pitch" was that it was wireless. My understanding is it IS wireless insofar as streaming Netflix and others, follow? In other words, it connects to your wireless router so whatever you obtain through your computer for your watching pleasure can be channeled into it. Mine is HDMI'd to my flat screen - required. Therefore, wires are required to the TV and to the Speakers. It seems I'm stuck with speaker wires afterall. Maybe the future holds a home theater system with wireless speakers or expensive as hell at this time... I wish I could help you more but for the price? I'm satisfied! « Show Less
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Your receiver (TV set) is probably not getting connected to the source of signal. Using your TV remote control, press the TV/VIDEO button...a list of input will be displayed...if you are using an HDMI connector, try each of the 4 HDMI ports by continually pressing the TV/VIDEO button until you hit the right source of signal...good luck.
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I wish I could help you but my receiver did not work long enough to answer that question. I was never able to get help for Onkyo or Amazon to get it fixed. It's been setting in my supply room over a year.
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That's usually an option within the settings on your tv not the receiver. Might want to browse through some settings and see if it turned off the tv speakers when you connected to your receiver.
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Check all your wired connections. I have mine connected to a switch box and I have to adjust the switches sometimes to get sound. If that doesn't work, try a new set of RCA jack cords from the base to your output device.
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Try resetting the settings to default. Then do a channel search using the instruction manual on the receiver. The receives auto find channels and sync up with the wireless packs... Make sure the volume on the receiver is turned up. 2 knobs, one on each side. Make sure the gain is turned up on the wireless pack. Small yellow screw by the battery compartment.. if turned to 0 or - it will not produce sound. If this does not work, then your receiver has a tech problem..at least one mic should work. All 4 worked for me outta the box and I added a hand held mic..it works too..could be that receiver if these suggestions dont fix it. Try resetting the settings to default. Then do a channel search using the instruction manual on the receiver. The receives auto find channels and sync up with the wireless packs... Make sure the volume on the receiver is turned up. 2 knobs, one on each side. Make sure the gain is turned up on the wireless pack. Small yellow screw by the battery compartment.. if turned to 0 or - it will not produce sound. If this does not work, then your receiver has a tech problem..at least one mic should work. All 4 worked for me outta the box and I added a hand held mic..it works too..could be that... » Read More Try resetting the settings to default. Then do a channel search using the instruction manual on the receiver. The receives auto find channels and sync up with the wireless packs... Make sure the volume on the receiver is turned up. 2 knobs, one on each side. Make sure the gain is turned up on the wireless pack. Small yellow screw by the battery compartment.. if turned to 0 or - it will not produce sound. If this does not work, then your receiver has a tech problem..at least one mic should work. All 4 worked for me outta the box and I added a hand held mic..it works too..could be that receiver if these suggestions dont fix it. « Show Less
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Try using your remote. Go to speaker settings and set speakers to match your set up. This can only be adjusted with your remote.
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the receiver will have to be turned on to get TV sound. My problem is with Blu Ray soundtrack passes thru but no voices.
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The question is a bit confusing. This is something I use to transmit a tv signal from my Tivo to another tv in a different room. I am not sure what you are transmitting the sound to. It should transmit a tv signal to wireless speakers however
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Directly I'm not sure I have a Polk wireless rear hooked up via wireless transmitter, this is hooked directly into the surround speaker outputs. Try adjusting the center speaker volume down on the receiver, hooking up the amplified center with a nominal volume level on the speaker and adjust the center volume on the receiver up until you get optimal sound, you may have to find your receivers center volume sweet spot for your centers optimal sound after that you can adjust from your speakers volume if so equipped.
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I had the same problem and tried everything to remedy the issue, even shutting off all wireless networks and devices in the house- nothing worked. I sent it back and was sent a new sound bar and had the same issues. I gave up and suckered my I.T. department to come to my house...it worked for 6 hours. It was great for those 6 hours. Wireless subs are very sensitive, my issue may have been the copper pipes (in floor heating).
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I have my system connected the way you have listed (minus the wii) and the tv speakers don't work at all. Any suggestions?
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i stream through mine check your setting make sure the volume on music is turned up also reset you bluetooth conection
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I had the same issue. It's preset for surround sound. If you change the # of speakers in output you will get sound. It's in the manual. (You can also google the manual)
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No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me to unplug them all together. what a nightmare for someone who takes a lot of time perfecting my devices. No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me... » Read More No. The speakers sounds great. problem with wireless speakers. The neighborhood i live in has a fair amount of wifi networks. I Cusomized my wifi signal boost and channels to work very well. I have a lot of just over 1 acre to give good distance between my home and the other networks. i have this speaker set connected to a Samsung LED 86inch smart tv. I mounted it to the wall and all my stuff sits in a shelf around the corner. the wireless speakers only have to shoot wifi signal about 15ft. The wireless speakers cut in and out like crazy. During the Superbowl my guests complaints forced me to unplug them all together. what a nightmare for someone who takes a lot of time perfecting my devices. « Show Less
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This was the same issue I had and why I bought this product along with the optical audio cable. Prior to getting this, I was plugging my wireless headphones through RCA audio into the cable box since the TV did not have an RCA audio out. Unfortunately, when I wanted to watch movies on Smart TV Netflix or Apple TV, the sound in headphones did not work. With this converter, I plugged the Optical cable from the Optical Audio out to the converter than sent RCA audio cable to the wireless headphones. I now have sound for everything watched through the TV. You might need to shut off the Television speakers when using the headphones for Smart TV features like Netflix and Apple TV. I hope this helps